Local Information

 

2007-2008 Mexico-Audrain County League Officers/ Portfolios :

President Linda Ahmann
Vice-President Barbara Parker
Secretary Jane Rankin
Treasurer Laura Worstell
Director Clarissa Bruner
Director Jackie Heaston
Director Sherry Medley
Director Jaye Jackson
Director Laura Pitts
Director Emogene Fox
Director Christal Bruner
Director Alice Leonatti
Nominating Committee Marge Gantt, Chairman
Nominating Committee Jean Lee Lamb
Action on Planning and Zoning in Audrain County Linda Ahmann, Laura Worstell, Emogene Fox
Bulletin Linda Ahmann
Callers Laura Pitts & Jackie Heaston; Alice Leonatti (e-mail)
Finance Drive/Budget Linda Ahmann
Legislative action Clarissa Bruner
Local Study Survey of Children's Health ages 3-16 in Audrain County Jaye Jackson, Emogene Fox
Membership Linda Ahmann, Sherry Medley
National Study: Immigration Alice Leonatti, Mary Beardslee
Public Relations Emogene Fox, Jane Rankin
Voter Service Alice Leonatti, Marge Gantt
Webmaster & Vote411 Christal Bruner

Membership Information:

The League is open to all men and women of voting age.  The League welcomes and encourages your participation.  Local, state and national dues are included in the yearly membership cost of  $37.  To join or for further information, contact  Membership Chairperson Mexico-Audrain County League of Women Voters, 9969 Hwy 15, Mexico, MO 65265.

Local Positions:

Local positions, arrived at after study and member agreement, are utilized to achieve solutions in the public interest on key community issues.

The following are positions supported by  the Mexico-Audrain County League of Women Voters:

  1. City manager form of government; improvements based on sound city planning; the city-county health unit.
  2. Monitoring county use of revenue sharing monies; consolidation of special and common road districts; inter-governmental cooperation between city and county.
  3. Ambulance service provided by Audrain Medical Center or a county-wide hospital ambulance service if the present service is changed or discontinued.
  4. Adequately financed public schools.
  5. Primary election for city council candidates.
  6. Comprehensive Plan as the City of Mexico's primary planning tool for sustaining the community
  7. NEW POSITION ANNOUNCED MARCH, 2002: The League of Women Voters of Mexico- Audrain County: believes that comprehensive planning and zoning are essential tools in maintaining our county government's responsibility in making wise decisions regarding the protection and management of public resources, and in preserving reasonable and sound balance between public and private interests in issues affecting property, public health, safety, education and environmental protection.